The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 2: Bobby Gets Details On Caller Whose Ex-Husband Cheated On Her With Step-Sister

Episode Date: December 10, 2024

Listener Erica called in for some advice with an ex-husband situation and it's CRAZY. Bobby gets the full story on what happened. We give our Tuesday Reviews Day that includes Bobby watching a new show called Black Doves. Bobby also shares how he hit a big bet last night on the Bengals/Cowboys game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins. But the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice, Ms. Ellen, correct? I doctored the test once.

It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Marncini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.

Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Vodam. My next guest. It's Will Ferrell. Woo. Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah. It would not be. Right.

It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad. on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Then get here, ready and me lunchbox, Morgan, 2, the Steve Red Abbott's trying to put you through.

Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is, this is the Bobby Vaughy Vaugh. We have Erica back on. Hey Erica, when I vimmo did that, I wrote the wrong message. I wrote, boom, no need for the lower. I meant no need for the loser. I just wanted to get her back on because I wrote the wrong thing. Okay, so you-

I just figured it was don't go low. Oh, okay, that works too. Erica called us earlier and said that she has an ex-husband who won't pay and her kid needs some money for school. And her ex-husband cheated with her step-sister. That is some Jerry Springer-type stuff. How did you even find that out, Erica? So my husband, we were married for 20 years.

And he's always said, you know, that my step sister's obnoxious. He can't stand her, yada, yada, yada, yada. He didn't like going to family functions because she would be there. And all of a sudden, they just, they started hanging out. I was like, that's kind of odd. So my step sister was like, oh, I met this new guy, yada, yada, he's so perfect. And, you know, she's just always talking about him. And then my husband's like, oh, I talked to so and so today.

It's like, why did you talk to her? And he's like, oh, I don't know. She contacted me. So there was a lot of little flags. And so he left his laptop open one day and I snooped. And sure enough, they had been contacting each other. And so I'm kind of vindictive. So I put cameras everywhere.

Put cameras in my house. I put cameras in his truck. And I got proof and I sent everything to her command. I got her kicked out of the military. I can't do much to him. because, you know, he's not in the military anymore. So I blasted that to her command, and I sent an email to the family and cede everybody in it. So how did the family react?

Because, again, they have you, they have a step sister. It's a family dynamic. What did they say? My dad was mad. It caused a lot of friction between him and his wife. And everybody expected it from. my step-sister because that's just the type of person she is. Whenever she would deploy, you know, she'd come back and be like, oh, you know, I met this person,

I met that person, I did this and I did that. So everybody expected it from her, but not from my husband. And are they still together, your husband and your step-sister? No. I wouldn't think so, yeah. That's kind of shady and shady people keep doing shady things, even if not right away. Shady's kind of in the blood. I'm, that's traumatic,

and I'm very sorry that happened to you. Were you able to ever find another good dude, remarry, anything like that? That's not on my radar right now. I'm trying to get my daughter through college, so that's my main concern. I totally understand that. Well, you have, Venmo do the $600.

So you have it, right? That is you? I do have it, yes. Awesome. I'm so happy to do it. You put me out none. I just want you to know that. It's very, listen.

I have a job that rocks now and I have money. And so I'm happy to help people out. It's my favorite thing about being successful. So feel no guilt. Don't contact your loser husband. You don't need this $600 anymore. If you do decide to contact him, get $600 from him and then go buy some clothes or something.

Yeah, that won't be happening. Oh, man. Well, Erica, we appreciate you listening. And I'm sorry that you had to go through all of that because that, like all seriousness, we've had some jokes, that's some traumatic stuff. And I hate that happen to you. And I hope you have a Merry Christmas.

and I hope your daughter is able to finish your school stuff. And hopefully we'll meet again soon, okay? Yes, sir. Thank you guys so much. Oh, I met you guys one time when you guys were in Austin at the outlet mall. When you guys were on the hip-hop station, I met you in lunchbox. Was it having a rap, rat concert? No.

That was a long time ago. Back in my Captain Caucasian days. It was a long time ago. Yeah. Well, Erica, thank you for calling and have a Merry Christmas and we'll talk to you soon, okay? Awesome. Thank you guys so much. All right.

Time for the news. Bobby's B. Stories. Amy, Dorothy's Ruby Red Slippers from Wizard of Oz went up for sale. It's kind of a weird thing to do because if you overguess, it's not going to be that fun. I already know. You already know? Oh, good for you.

Yeah. For being honest. Eddie, guess. One million. That's a lot. One million dollars. I mean, they're so famous. Yeah.

32.5 million. Oh, my. That's crazy. But it was crazy, too. Remember we talked about how they had been stolen? So if they got stolen, who sold them? I think it was another pair that got stolen. I've heard of Dorothy's Ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland.

I would imagine there were a couple. Yeah. Maybe. Oh. And The Wizard of Oz sold at an auction Saturday for $32.5 million, making the sparkling shoes the most valuable movie memorabilia ever. That's amazing. 32 million.

That is wild. The slippers are one of four surviving pairs from the 1939 movie and were once stolen from a museum. These are them. the ones. The winning bid was 28 million and the buyer had to pay an additional 4.5 million in fees to the Dallas based auction house. That's a lot of fees. Yeah, dude. It's just a percentage on what you got. Oh my goodness. I know. They were thought to go for 3 million or more. They went for 32.5 million. That's from NBC. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. A CEO of a tech startup has openly said that he's looking for employees who are willing to work long hours, specifically up to 84 hours a week.

How's that possible? Can you mathematically that out, Mike? It's like 16 hours a day. And that's something to say about that, but let's see what we got here. Okay. He leads a company called Gruptile that focuses on artificial intelligence. He's shared on social media.

He expects his team to be available from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. at least five days a week. Here's the thing I like about it, though. He is saying right now, here are the expectations. Yeah. He's not going. So you know. Right. He's not going, you're going to work long hours and you really don't know. But then it's going to pay a lot.

It's from K-R-O-N-4, but he says 80. hours a week. If you do 12 hours per day, seven days a week, that's 84. Right, but he wants five days a week. So now you're looking at what, 16 hours a day? Yeah, but you get weekends off. How about that? You do. And I mean, like lawyers will end up working crazy hours like that. And to your point, it's sort of unknown, depending on the case. They may be there all night. So at least this is known. Can I tell you I probably work 75 hours a week? You need a break, dude. Yeah, you need to not do that. But I'm not forced to do it. And I, yes, and I love what I do. worse.

No, no, you guys. No, no, no, you guys, no, no, mine is not a negative. I did not say that as a negative in any way. And you guys heard that the wrong way because you take that as a negative. Right. We're still processing. I love it. Anybody that says 75 hours a week, that's too much.

It's not a brag. It's not a flex. Some people have to do that. I love what I do. Therefore, if you love it, you want to get really good at it. And if you get really good, it's just one to two. If you love something, you're going to do a lot. You're passionate about it.

You can do it a lot regardless. If you do it a lot, you're going to get better at it. And if you get better out it, you're going to be rewarded for it. Now, reward doesn't always have to be money. It could be a lot of stuff, freedom, it could be fulfillment. But yeah, I think I love what I do. There are times when I'm burned out, like, mentally. But here's also what I'd like to say about this.

And I tell people, if I like go to colleges or if I'm talking to people online, it's like in your 20s, it goes as hard as possible can. There's no need for balance in your 20s. Unless you get somebody pregnant, you've got to have a kid and be there for the kid or something. That happens. Yeah, that happens. But in your 20s, that's when you go as hard as you possibly can. In your 30s, you start to gauge, okay, what am I doing?

What's important? Late 30s, then you start to go. We need to prioritize some of this stuff. But in your 20s, go. Because you'll be so happy you did once you get to your 30s. Go. Don't let people be like, you know, you need balance. You might if there are other factors that.

Well, also you'll learn later in life that balance is really, like, or there's not. There's more sacrifice. Yeah. Balance is all sacrifice. Yeah, because like his parents in the room, we know, like, there's times where it's like, okay, yeah, there's no balance. Because sometimes it's like, okay, you're choosing work. or you're choosing the kids and you just have to figure it out. To be perfectly balanced is a lot of work.

Everybody acts like there's only so much work if you're just like working all the time. No, everything is work. Everything is sacrifice on whatever you want. Regardless, great parent, medium parent, great worker. It's going to take a lot of sacrifice. And it'll fluctuate. Like some weeks I'm a great parent. Another week.

That's funny. I am not. That's funny. Yeah, if you're in your 20s, go as hard as you possibly can. Let it rip. Next up, a bear steals and malls, a family's grinch inflatable. Oh. Okay, the inflatable. That's good. Yeah, yeah. Mald the decoration. Hated. It was annoyed by it. That's from UPI.

The best Christmas movies, ready to strain their comedies. You know the number one Christmas movie that I feel like is often not considered to be a great? And I should say most underrated, but still rated okay, is the Santa Claus with Tim Allen. That's so good. It's like the jam. And people never put it in like the top five of Christmas movies. Now, maybe I've only ever seen like two Christmas movies ever, and that's why I put it up there. but that's awesome. Elf is great, obviously. But the Santa Claus is money. Wouldn't you agree? Yeah, no. It's my favorite and you're right. And I've seen a lot of Christmas movies.

I want the hot chocolate. Took her thousands of years to come up with the recipe. Like, let's see. Have you guys not seen the Santa Claus? I've seen it. It's good. There's even a TV show with all of them now. Yeah, I pass on that one. But I appreciate you telling me that. National Lapoons, Christmas Vacation at 5. Scrooge at 4. Elf at 3. Bad Santa at 2. A Christmas Story at 1. Bad Santa with the Billy Bob? It's hilarious. Else is it three? Yeah, because bad, Christmas story

makes sense at one. It's the best. Just shoot your eye out, kid. Yeah, but Santa Claus is at 11. Man, that's so good. It's on Disney Plus. All these are streaming right now, which is why they're doing that.

And then finally, I have the most undatable professions. Number 10, customer service representatives. Often underpaid and emotionally drained. Right now. You did this? What did you do? I made bank. I did sales.

I know, but you like answer the phone for a cable company? Yeah, so it wasn't cold calling. People would call us. It was actually very enjoyable. And they'd say, hey, can I get an update or upgrade? They would just want a basic thing, and then I would soup them up with every package that we possibly had. And then three months later, they'd call back and complain. But you still got your bonus?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, of course, yeah. Number nine, a chef, unpredictable long working hours, high-pressure work environment. Number eight, a frequent traveler. Well, you know why. They're gone off. No. Yeah.

Come on, guys. They also could just be gone on. Think about that. They're not all doing that. Yeah. Number seven, nightclub worker. You know why? And they're never held at night.

Number six, a musician or an artist. You know why? That one I can sign up. That one, though, viewed as financially and unstable. Anything in the art world is financially unstable. But there are unpredictable schedules. Five is a lawyer. Four is a social media influencer.

Yeah, that'd be tough. Yeah, he's just always filming, filming, filming, filming. Three is an adult. adult entertainer. You know how to put that. Hey, that one for sure is... That's like top. Number two, professional gambler.

The number one, undatable profession is a politician. Absolutely. Not trustworthy. Not trustworthy in any way whatsoever. Those are the most undatable professions. Good luck, everybody. Go get them. All right. That's the news.

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There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends.

Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

I went and had lunch with them one day. And I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar.

This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12. and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023,

former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone, correct? I doctored the test once.

It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Marantini.

My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges.

This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Let's call What Are the Odds? This segment of three stories, I'm like, what are the freaking odds? This would ever happen.

Number one, identical strangers with the same jobs and same name. Let's say it again. Identical strangers with the same job and same name take DNA test to discover if they're related. Two men both named Brady FIGL FIGL. It's the same.

like at Smith or Jones. Yeah, whoa. And the first name too. Who look almost identical. What? They both pitch baseball. They took a DNA test to see if they were long-lost brothers. Despite their similar appearance and shared profession, they are not related.

Really? Guys, and they look. I'm not going to say identical twin look, but they look like their brothers. What brothers would look like. Same name. Same job. Not related. There's somebody out there in the world that looks.

so much like you that you're not related to because there are only a certain amount of ways that the human face can be structured. So they found their person. Yeah, but when people send you a picture of like someone that looks like you, it never really looks like. I'm always insulted. No one's ever sent me a picture of someone that looks like me and I'm like, oh, thank you for sending that. It makes me feel better

about myself. It's like people only send me the troll version of myself. And maybe it's not. Maybe it's not the troll version. Maybe that's what I really look like. No, and maybe I just am off base. But anytime someone tags me that goes, hey, I'm in Des Moines. Bobby Boneser, are you here?

And they tag somebody and it looks like me if I got hit with a butt in my face for like five minutes straight. And you know what? What's unfair about that is it may not be. It may be what I look like. But when someone says it looks like you, it always looks like a bad version of me. Never has anyone texted like a model. Like this model looks like you. Bobby, is this you?

Are you here? And it's like somebody with ripped up abs and a hard chin and glasses. And I'm like, oh, no, that's not me. But thank you. Yeah, usually it's like a, it's like sloth from the goonies with glasses and hair. So it's just the glasses that are. No, but parts of it too. But you're right, man.

No one ever tagged me as somebody good looking. That's like, is this you or looks just like you? Yeah, it's always like the malnourished twin of the two. Like if someone's having twins, there's like that doesn't, that's what that's, that's, that's, that's the me version of it. Anyway, they're not related. Sorry to go. That is really weird. Eddie said one thing that triggered me so bad.

Yeah, man. It's true, though. People do that crap all time to me. What? So this is a legit, what do they call it, doppelganger? Yeah, these two very much. I mean, how do they have the same name? That's crazy.

And the same job. Everything. Same size, basically. Does this make you think about any kind of like, would one of them cross from some parallel? You should, you should sit. We walk up here and look at the picture, Amy. Just walk up. I will.

I will. If I'm them, if they're who they are and they're single and they're not married, even if they're not gay, they have to date. because it's so funny That's the same person That's what I'm saying Really, Amy? Wait

The beer, the red beard They both pitch The glass In the glasses you can just put on But yes Yes Wow Same name

Tell me that ain't crazy That Exactly She's not saying anything DNA test is lying Okay anyway Hey somebody calls If you have one of those

good stories about You took the DNA test And you found something out I like those stories Yeah those are cool My version of that is I took one took 23 of me.

And every time I do like a like if I'm doing stand-up somewhere, I got like a third cousin. It's like, hey, I'm here. Can I get tickets? And I'm like, I don't even know who you are. They're like, it says 23 and me. We're related.

All because of the DNA. And I'm like, I'm like, third cousin. That's like eighth or ninth. And most of my family is one tree. As I've stated before. Arkansas. No, not Arkansas. Rude?

You want to trigger me again? No, no, no. I'm just joking, man. Let's dance. No, my mom. and her sister, my aunt, mom and sister, married my biological father and his brother. So any of the kids that happened from there were all like double cousins. I mean, yeah, we make out and stuff, but still, no, we don't.

They're all married. Well, if someone did show up on your, at your show, then they were third, fourth cousin, you could make out with them. I'm married. I thought we determined that. Yeah, but I'm married. I know, but let's say you weren't. We determined you can. But if they had to lie like getting in going like, because they will be there and be like, hey, can I get some ticket?

The first, I'll ask for tickets. And I'd be like, I don't know who you are. No, no, but that's what you say. Like, you're so far removed, like, we're... Let's make out. I'm just saying, you want me to do me video for you? What the crap, weirdo? Amy's redish comes out.

Amy trickles out. I'm just saying, like, we're not close enough to wear... This isn't a baby, as we've said. Whatever. Okay, here's another. What are the odds? A man spends three weeks in jail on the cops' mistake. Talcom powder for drugs.

Oh. You're telling me you can to look at that and put it under the microscope and figure that out quicker than three weeks? And don't they taste it? I don't think the cops do that. I don't think the cops go. We got a big stash of Coke. Everybody,

rub it on your gums. Oh, I thought they did. No, I thought they do like some liquid in a bag. You think the cops to start snorting the cocaine to see it between my own? No, but I feel like I've seen on TV.

They kind of. On TV. I know. And that's if you're like a drug agent. We have somebody in our situation here that is a, was a drug officer. We can ask them during the break. Okay.

Which that would be different if you're around it all the time. If you're like a cop and it's a bust. Let me taste that. There's a bunch of heroin. Give me a needle, guys. Shoot me up. Let's see if this is real. No, it's not heroin.

No, it's not. It's a penicillin. Uh, yeah. Last October, do you want this story or do we, the talcum powder story? Yeah. He was stopped and they found 18 containers of talcum powder. Bro, why you carry 18 containers to tackle powder on our bus? It doesn't matter.

I don't want to, yeah, right. I don't want to judge you. It must be worn a lot of leather pants and you got to travel with them. But they were like, why do you have all this talcum powder? It's like for personal use. And so they held up for drug possession. I mean, I would probably hold them too. Okay, no, no, I hear you.

Listen to this. I'm going to say the headline again. Three weeks. Okay, we don't. The cops tested the tackle powder. They put it on their legs to see if it would work. That's crazy. Three weeks later when the test came back.

What is this? A, C-T, S-A-T? That's how long it took for those results to come back. Moving on. What are the odds? A North Carolina man accidentally wins $177,000 in an online lottery game. He was playing the demo version, he thought. It wasn't the demo.

He played epic jackpot. I thought it was playing demo mode. He thought even won $177,000 of demo coins. Well, that's cool, too. He only played for $1. And it wasn't demo coins. It was money. That's from UPI.

I had some good money last night, betting. What were the odds on that? I was torn, but you know. I get it. Yesterday, I'm going to give you a quick story, because nobody cares. On 25 whistles, our sports show, I hope everybody will listen to.

We had former commanders coach Ron Rivera on. He's awesome, super funny. After that, we had my friend Zach on. Zach took $15 and turned it into $29,000. $39,000. It took them like a couple weeks. Yeah, he turned it into $29,000. Doing what?

He bet him. He bet every last week. And again, he's not somebody who claims to be a great better. So it's not like, he's like, follow my. So he's just like, guys, goofballs, right? he bet every NFL game just put us one parlay and if one loses everybody loses and he bet like teams at what he hit every game and it's crazy so what are the odds yeah another one alone he only bet 15 bucks and he ended up winning like 10,000 or something that's crazy it was crazy but he got up just like let's do something like that

Eddie does it every week he does like a nickel for 100 games but why that's crazy is that hardly ever happens you never hit it and I'm big draft king's guy and he's a big draft king's guy and he comes on and he had one more bet it was a parlay last night parley means multiple games and if one of the games loses in the parlay you lose it all but if they all hit you win like extra like a bonus and he was like Cincinnati and I'm over Dallas money line I was like I'm in on that I bet way too much and he was real close last night so close to it shouldn't have been but we hit oh I hear you're we're talking about you being mad at me yes yes we talked about okay because I still hearing that I aren't yeah I think we're working it out we have a plan I give you a bet not right now but I give you one either today

or tomorrow. I'm ready. Draft Kings it up, baby. But only do it. It's fun. Like, it should be, it's entertainment. I think that's what I do it for.

Yes, I'm talking to everybody else. It doesn't impact me. Like, I'm not betting so much that it's impacting me. It makes it more fun and enjoyable to watch the game. And I'm not losing enough to where I'm going to get mad about it. That's it. If it's fun, you do it. If it's like, oh, no, my job, my check, my kids.

But last night, I lost and the Cowboys lost, so it wasn't fun. I did it for fun. You bet against me? You're fading me? After that massive bet I came up? You never do that as friends. It's a rule. Friends never bet against friends, even if...

But it was nothing. It was Nichols, dude. It was nothing. Eddie went full fade. Okay. We're going to talk about the... There's been a... There's been a conspirator development in the guy who shot the CEO.

What's the conspiracy part? I saw the news. It's more than the news. Something he put online. And he put up a ticker. A clock. So we'll talk about that, which by the way, this guy's Ivy League graduate valedictorian. We'll talk about it in a second.

Had more abs than I've ever had. Do you see him with a shirt off and a backpack on? His parents own a bunch of country clubs. Yeah. Do you see him with a shirt off and the backpack on? No, I didn't see that. That's what you're in. Is he ripped?

It's unbelievable. Did you see his sister? No. Oh, smoke. Good looking family. Oh, man. You guys see all that. Oh, it's her on the beach, bikini.

And I'm like, wow. Why is that online? Because it's a picture of him and her. And of course they find that one. He's so ripped. Gosh, it's so terrible. Okay, thanks, lunch. The whole thing.

Yeah, that's terrible. The whole thing's just terrible. It's terrible. Yeah, I mean, he's really good looking. If I was that good looking, I would do nothing wrong. I would just walk around, Charlotteless. I'd be doing no crimes. You know, he had a book club and that some people were like,

yeah, we're going to go ahead and bow out some of the content he wanted to read and stuff he wanted to talk about. They're like, I think we're good. This book stuff is a little, it was kind of freaking him out. I don't want to be a part of it. It's about what protein to eat for abs? I don't think so. Those abs? No.

Okay, back in a second. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

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yesterday. You got that shot the CEO in New York City. I was shocked too that he was just chilling at a McDonald's with all of his stuff in his bag. And I was like, well, that seems weird. Why would you have the stuff? It almost felt like you wanted to be got. I mean, right. It feels like

you felt like you wanted to be got. And did he tell the McDonald's guy, hey, you might want to call the police? Because if he walked into here, I wouldn't recognize him. The woman some picture of his face had been released. Nah, I guess still, even mostly eyes. But she, I think it was a woman who was working there. the one that called, and they're saying she's a hero.

So let me read you some stuff before we go all cockamamie with theories. And also, why was he? Okay, yeah, read the thing, but like why was he only three hours away? For five days, oh yeah, for sure. And in McDonald's chilling and he had stuff with him. For five days, the man who killed a health insurance CEO on a Manhattan street seemed to have vanished yesterday morning a McDonald's employee in Altoona, Pennsylvania, noticed a familiar-looking young man eating a meal called police.

Two officers arrived, asked the man if he'd been to New York recently. he became quiet and then he started to shake. The man, 26-year-old, Luigi Maggione, appeared to be the one they had been searching for. In his backpack, he had a gun, a silencer, a manifesto. Why you would go to... I'm going to keep reading. First, surveillance.

The McDonald's employee called police after recognizing from images that the police had released. The police were able to get those images, including ones where the suspect appeared without a mask by combing through hundreds of hours of camera footage from streets and a hostel and a taxi cab. A lot of the stuff you're already going to know. Here's what we know about him. He comes from a privileged life.

He was a high school valedictorian. Well, that's hard work. I wouldn't say that part's privilege, but okay. At a really prestigious all-male boys, all-male school. If you're a valedictorian Mountain Pine High School, that was still prestigious. Yes. Still in Brous. So that.

But, yeah, Ivy League graduate. I think you went to Penn. He was from a prominent family in the Baltimore area. They own country clubs, not even members of country clubs. They own country clubs. Are they on a nursing home company, a talk radio station? People who knew Mangioan because he, oh, his cousin is a Republican state delegate in Maryland. That's a cousin, though.

Yeah. So, I mean, the family, listen, I often say politicians are just rich people who get bored or want fame. I'm not sure if they're, that kind of fits that, though, right? Rich person, yeah. People who knew Mangione in Hawaii where he had lived recently said he suffered a debilitating back pain and had undergone several surgeries. He fell out of contact with his friends and family. He had a robust online presence on Goodreads where he used his rate books. He gave a review of the Unabomber's Manifesto.

So that's kind of that. What was weird to me was that he still had everything with him and he was just eating in a McDonald's. Like a couple of things. One, you're just going to go to McDonald's by yourself and chill pretty close in the region. When he like took a bus from Atlanta, easily take a bus back to Atlanta, Dallas, Arizona,

get the crap out of town. Secondly, he had his gun with him, with a silencer, don't you get rid of that somewhere? You would think. Right. So I'm glad they got him

because he murdered somebody in cold blood. Absolutely. We cannot do that. It's a little, something's a little weird about it all. Either he wanted to be caught, which, Morgan and I were talking before we came on about this video that we both saw the video this morning.

And it was about something he had put up on YouTube, right? Yeah, he has a whole YouTube channel where there was a countdown clock. The countdown clock turns off. And on the screen, it reads, all is scheduled. And then in the corner, like an Easter egg, says December 11. Which is tomorrow. And then apparently another video was supposed to be uploaded, but his YouTube channel got like shut down. So I don't know if this video that's supposed to come out tomorrow is happy.

happening, but also in his, like, bio on YouTube, the photo he has is him holding a McDonald's happy meal. Weird. Yeah, that part. I saw that and I did not put that together that's where he, they also got him. Yeah. Yeah. See like the golden arches and the little, yeah.

So I do feel like if, if this is legit his channel and this is all something that he's planned out in some former fashion. He's also a very smart guy, right? He, again, high school valetorian, went to an Ivy League university. there were some people saying that his back hurt him so bad. There were some spinal issues that he was kind of tripping a bit at times. Oh, yeah. I could see how that could change you.

And depending on what medications you're on and... Other than the news story I read at the very beginning, at this point, we're just all speculating. Yeah. Because we're not going to come on a claim. Sometimes people, they're for sure about stuff on TikTok and I believe them that I found out they didn't. They weren't for sure at all. Lunchbox thoughts. Man, I find it so weird.

So what was the backpack in Central Park that we've been talking about on the news? Two things. Either one, a dummy backpack that somebody else had put out, or was it even the same exact, I know he had a backpack, but was it the same backpack? Because he could have a different backpack with him, with this gun and silencer and stuff. Because I don't know that I read that it was the same exact backpack.

Right, but they were linking it to him saying it had monopoly money in it and there was... No, no, that backpack, yes. I'm talking about the one he was wearing when he got busted. I don't know that that was... So you think he planted one in Central Park and switched it out? I think that's the one he had on. Okay. in Central Park.

And buddy, I think he had one with him and McDonald's had the other stuff in it. I don't think it was the same backpack, but I'm not sure about that. And then his family said he went MIA. They even reported him missing in November. Like, they hadn't heard from him. Like, he just went off the radar. Like, he just was gone. And if you have three days to get away, I think you go further than Altoona Pennsylvania.

Right. No, we didn't think he'd be anywhere near New York City. No, I didn't. You know, the also... Somehow, he was so smart. out of the country. Mexico, man. The crazy thing on that video, too, is the countdown started when it says,

if you're seeing this, I'm arrested. Like, he intentionally... So is somebody then running the countdown for him, that page, and was able to go, he got got because he wanted to get got, therefore hit the button. Because there are times where people will go, and I've seen, I mean, I've mostly just seen this

in TV shows and movies, where they're like, if you kill me, I've got like, packages are going to all the newspapers and all the outlets. So go ahead and kill me, but it's a trigger. So maybe he had somebody that, or maybe in a lot, but that's, I couldn't believe you lasted this long with that getting caught. Secondly, you just don't see people that come from privilege, both financially and physically. Like, he was a great looking kid, had a bunch of money, do something like this.

Unless, I mean, he was very smart, very smart. unless to him there's something more macro about it than micro you got anything else i'm i'm just thinking about i just mean from like a youtube perspective there isn't a way somebody had to push that button there's a way to schedule things and and publish them at a certain time but there isn't a way to schedule them like on an arrest you know what i mean like somebody had to push the button was the countdown like was it accurate to the like to the point i don't know if it was to exactly the point. I don't know time he was arrested, but he could have said it and then

go to McDonald's and like today I'm going to get caught because that's the purpose of today. And that he could have done. Like this is going to be published in an hour and I'm going to make somebody see me. And what's now? We just have to wait until December. But we're never going to know. If they don't want us to know, we're never going to know. They're not telling us about Epstein stuff. You know, who knows

what we'll know about the ditty stuff. The government doesn't want us to know stuff. They'll lie to us or they'll say other stuff to throw us off or we'll just never know. So it just kind of depends what they want. And now I'm saying pictures of like other, the guy in the mask and like little facial things about him that doesn't match this guy. And I'm not saying that's the same, but they're like, look at his nose and his bridge and how close his eyebrows are. This is not the same guy.

I'm not saying it's not the same guy. Did they come out and say that this is the guy? Finally. Finally. They did say they arrested him. Yes, because of the. And I think that was one of the questions. Like, how is this all happening like so quickly?

And it's because of whatever he used to check into the hostel he had on him that same. identification. And he had IDs on him that was the fake. And the gun. Yeah, all that. Yeah. They said that the YouTube channels, he has not posted on seven months. The other one was an impersonator and they removed that also.

That's what investigators are saying. Or is it not? Because again, they can just say crap. On Monday, they were updated and changed to that his handle after he was arrested. So. Okay, but how would they have a photo of him with a happy meal? of McDonald's. Well, he has social media.

No. No, but I'm saying he's holding the photo and then he gets arrested at McDonald's. She's saying that those two things, is that the weirdest coincidence ever? Yeah, honestly, when I first thought, I was like, God, this guy likes McDonald's. But also, it is pretty good. I'm surprised they're great. But again, it's a happy meal, too. Like, well, I'm an adult to be holding him a happy mill.

Yeah. There's a lot to it. We're only going to know what they want us to know. Suck somebody to get killed for it. Somebody says something back there? It's crazy. It's good. But what's your theory? You always have like crazy things.

Well, my theory was, I got thrown off because I'm in a group text, that one that you're not in. And Lunchbox sent a link and it says, let's talk about his sister. And it's like a picture of her in a bikini and her boobs showing. I'm like, all right, lunchbox. No, no. He's like, that's where he wanted to go.

I have a question, though. Like, if the family saw him, they saw the pictures on the news. They had to see it. It was everywhere. Did they call in and say, hey, that's my. We don't know. Or do you think they just said, I'm going to be silent. they catch him, they catch him.

That's what I started thinking, like, Oh, you're deflecting for what my question was. But yeah. But I think also, I look at the sister, she's going to go viral. They're not going to tell us that as it's happening. They could at some point tell us that, but they're not going to say, yeah, they called us and we're looking for them. I mean, we would have to hope so.

With as viral as that was, you would think his family or somebody, they maybe had been placing calls, but we just maybe wouldn't know about it. I mean, because we, y'all would call right away if that was your kid, right? I think so, right? Like especially if I haven't seen them and I probably already like did a missing person's report. I don't have a kid. So nope. But you know what?

Maybe not. I mean, there are some families they just try to. And if you have a bunch of money, you think you need just like fix. And also it's like you have a family over that's a politician. You're like to look bad on a, you know. Yeah.

Politicians are. They'll do anything. Well, I'm going to assume the best for the time being. So that's what we know, which is not a lot. We read the story than we speculate it for 10 minutes. I mean, welcome to the show, everybody. He only went three hours away.

I know, dude, it's weird. And the fact that he still had the same gun on him, all that's weird. And the manifesto saying, I'm the only one. Right. That's weird. I'm going to save you the time. I'm the only one.

I acted alone. I had no help. I'm sorry. He has some sort of disease or issue, and that's why he's so pissed off and upset about the insurance company. With a back issue. I don't know he's going to die soon. Or he feels like he's going to die.

Like, I'm in so much. Well, that's different, though. Like hurting so bad and going to die sooner, two different things. Well, you could be in so much pain. you can be debilitating pain where you're like, I just don't want to live anymore. But before I go, I'm going to get this jerk out for whatever he did to me and made my life difficult, whether it be some sort of insurance-related issues or not getting the proper care, whatever it is.

But that guy specifically didn't do anything to him. Right. But the company, maybe. And so he sees him as the person, like, you call somewhere, like, who's your manager? And he found out who the manager of the manager was. He was, well, I'm going after that guy. No, it just makes me sick to my stomach of certain people online. Like, the news was even covering, like, the dark part of the web.

We're like, oh, this guy's a hero because of insurance. they're taking care of it. And it's like, no, this guy is the opposite of that. He didn't have a big problem with corporate greed and all this. We can't ask this way. And by the way, however he grew up, the corporate people that made a bunch of money or what spent money, his family's business that had him.

So, that's just so sad. Ugh. Well, I mean, I just think like he's an avid outdoorsman, why he didn't just go out in the wilderness. Maybe he was done. He wanted to get caught. I think Bobby's right. I think he wanted to get caught.

Listen, I never thought it was a professional killer. I said that. I thought I was just somebody who knew how to use a gun. He, I felt like you wanted to get caught. He set it up where he's just like, I'm done, I'm going to get caught. Hey, maybe they got better insurance in jail. Think about it.

I mean, that's a real thing. Possibly. But he's rich. But that's what I'm saying. He's rich, like insurance. Well, sometimes just because your parents are rich doesn't mean you have all the money. Yeah.

Kind of. Or if you're against corporate greed, maybe he distanced himself his family and he didn't want to take any of their money. He only uses trust fine instead of taking it off. All right. I don't know. Lobby Bone Show.

Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from England. A 43-year-old man was wanted by police. He skipped out on his bail. Didn't show up for court. So they posted his mugshot saying, hey, if you see this guy, you know, let us know. And it was a real bad picture.

It was when he was hung over. And he saw it and he contacted police that, hey, that mugshot, I was hung over. Here's a better picture. And it's him on the beach. and they used the beach and they were able to locate him a week later. Oh my gosh. Because those mugshots, man, they're ugly. But they actually, he actually sent a picture from where he was currently too.

It's not even like, because if I go through mine, there's like a good one in Vegas, a good one in California. Never from where I am right then. All right, good one. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. It's Tuesday Reviews Day. I reviewed a show called Black Doves, four and a half out of five on Netflix. Mike D did a Y2K movie.

What'd you give it? Three out of five. Amy, not able to watch anything yet. Well, I'm watching. I'm just not done. Right. So I can't give a full review. No soft reviews.

That's right. We started something new as well. That's pretty good. Is it the show The Agency on Paramount Plus? No. Okay, never mind. Okay. Tuesday, Reviews Day, Eddie.

I went to the movie theater, the actual movie theater, and I watched Moana 2 with my family. And here's the thing. I love Moana One. I love the beach. It's all about beach life. This girl, she's like, She's there to save her whole tribe. Moana Too, man, it's not good.

Like, I wanted to like it, but it's not good. The songs aren't as good. The first one has great songs. This one, not so much. But did you think the songs in the first one were great the first time you heard them? Yeah. Or... What can I say except you're welcome?

Yes, dude, it's awesome. Did you feel that way, though, after the songs became kind of a cult phenomenon? No, after I watched the movie the first time. Fair enough. Mike, did you watch Moana Too? Yeah, it's because Lynn Manuel Miranda Miranda didn't do the music in this movie. He did it in the first one.

He's working on the Lion King, so they had someone else to take over. Why couldn't they get like Scott Storch or something? Do you ever mind? Hey, that's one of those jokes. I got it. Thank you. You're welcome. So I'm going to give it three coconuts out of five.

Wow. It's pretty good, though. It's made so much money. Yeah, because people win. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Morgan? Yeah, I finished season two of Lioness on Paramount Plus.

You like that show? Oh my gosh, I'm so obsessed with it. And it's just so action-packed and Zosadana is so good in it. It's just really good. Zoe Salonia? Why get a hate on her? We all knew what she would say. Wow.

Every single person knew. Everybody knew what she was saying. Maybe not, though. They did. They did. Lunchbox? I watched this show called Squid Games. Oh, my gosh.

I've been telling everybody in the whole world's a great show ever for two years at this point. Right now. Oh my gosh. I just want to remind people this is a live show. Yeah. Today is intense. Oh my. First of all, I thought it was a reality show.

Well, there is a game show they made afterward with real people, but they didn't kill them. Well, I had no idea. Going in, I thought it was a reality show. Then it starts out. It's not a reality show. And oh my gosh, I had no idea what was going to happen. And I was just like, it is maybe the best show of all time. Dude, I've been saying this for two years.

It is unbelievable. Like, I started it on Thanksgiving. We were all trying to come to a conclusion, what to watch. We watched that first episode, and the family left town, and I looked at my wife, and I was like, we got to finish this. And that is, I mean, we've been. It was unreal. Did you watch it?

Subtitles written out and them speaking in English or them speaking in Korean with subtitles? No, we watched them with English. That's it. They were just talking English. Oh, so no subtitles. Yeah, I kept going, I thought there were subtitles on this, but I didn't ever know how to change it. Just push the button. I literally just hit play and they were talking English.

Yeah. There's a menu, but it's a whole thing you just hit it down. Guys, let me tell you, drop whatever you're doing. This show will take you all over the map. Like, high, lows, every, I mean, it is unbelievable. It sounds like you're telling us to get on this new app called TikTok. But yes, it's awesome. Squid game.

Squid game, season two. premieres December 26th. So you're on look, I've been waiting two years for the stupid thing. Oh! Yeah, it's good. By the way, Scott Storch, just so everybody knows. Thank you. It's always fun to let people in on what's up.

He is a producer. He has produced stuff. Beyonce's baby boy, terror squads, lean back, 50 cents candy shop. Marios, let me love you. Chris Brown's run it. He's been nominated for eight Grammy Awards. Dang. Yeah, so.

He should have done Moana too. Scott Storch. They should say his name up in the beginning. getting. All right. Thank you very much. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bone Show. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford show on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok.

on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else.

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They take matters into their own hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins. But the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice in so much, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Mianini. My mind was blown.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell.

Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're. banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there.

Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed human.